The Encyclopedia of Magic and Alchemy

This comprehensive illustrated reference offers an authoritative deep-dive into the hidden arts, featuring more than 400 detailed entries that span the vast territories of esoteric knowledge. From the transmutation of metals in alchemy to the intricate rituals of ceremonial magic, the guide serves as a master key to understanding the philosophies, historical figures, and core practices that have shaped these ancient traditions. It presents a serious, well-researched exploration that treats its subjects with the scholarly depth they deserve.

What makes this volume particularly compelling is its ability to bridge the gap between academic study and practical curiosity, making complex concepts accessible without sacrificing intellectual rigor. Whether you're a practicing occultist, a history student, or simply drawn to the mysteries of the unseen world, this encyclopedia provides a foundational resource that illuminates the profound connections between spiritual pursuit and material science. It’s the kind of book that doesn't just sit on a shelf, but actively fuels a deeper, more informed fascination with the arcane.